A Kashmiri artisan has developed a new technique for creating papier-mache using aquatic weeds from Dal Lake, providing a sustainable alternative to traditional paper and creating job opportunities for local women.
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Key takeaway
Kashmiri artisan Simran Irshad pioneers papier-mache using Dal Lake weeds, replacing traditional paper.
- Step 1 · The triggerSimran Irshad develops a technique to use Dal Lake aquatic weeds as pulp for papier-mache, replacing conventional paper.
- Step 2 · Knock-onInput costs for papier-mache production fall as weeds are freely available and locally sourced, improving SME margins.
- Step 3 · Reaches youLower costs and new technique enable SMEs to expand production and hire more local women artisans, boosting rural employment and household income.
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